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Anarchy knucaIu Out IN Chicago.

The entire country w.s interested in the
election OF judges in cooA country, Illinois,
and the entire country hau great reason to
be satisfied with tho result. The corrupt
and altogether dangerous combination OF
Anarchists and boodleis got q blow on the
head that will not soon be recovered
from.
Tho Democratic committee made the
combination, and that committee now has
ample food for reflection. Republicans,
Democrats, ~citizenH Of all shades Of po-
litical opiaiou, joined to Put down the
combination OF mob rule and bribery, and
they did it handsomely. They took up
States Attorney Grinne.I, who had prose.
cuted tho Anarchists to the ropes end end
is now driving hard at the county officials
who took brides, aud they put Grinnsll
on tho bench, 10 which he will DO an or
nament.
Gsinnsll had no frma. supportora than
Republicans, who wsre quito willing to
.#.a #Hr HHr H.N. YH.1 1880 f-.Laa~ o.
put on the bench a tried and proved Dem
ocret, but were not willing to abet in any
way tile triumph Of Anarchy and Doodle,
both Of which the Democratic manage rs
had iaksn under their protection. Grin
nell and his running mats, Clifford, get
nearly 10000 majority, about o fourth
more than their opponents, supported by
"gene" Democrats, boodleta and An
archiat received all told.
Tho peoplo in any American com
munity can do this whenever they do.
termine 10 DO it. When they make the
public welfare tho aolo issue, and 60 in
on tho highest plane, backing their movs.
ment with organization and practical
wore, all the eyi! influences. banded to.
gather cannot block tho way to triumph.
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Che Q~1ttll1Qetnfr.
waEELtNo. W. VA, JUNE o. 1881.
A Dangerous Friendship.

The man who allowg James g. Blaine
TO call him friend ID marked for lie.
Wherever no goes the uleuth hounds Of
the hileous oppoeiiion are hot on his
track. 70 be seen with Mr.. Blaine, or to
DO known to have aent q card up to him,
10 to invite the hurting Of thunderbol!s
from the thrones OF al the ~opposi!ion
newspapers. In some i~nntances crowbars
are substituted for thunderbolts, and
then the unhappy man Is pried open to
$50 what no has concealed within his
bosom.
MIR. Blaine being about to sail for Eu-
rope, to be como for perhaps q year, some
OF his friends felt disposed to do him the
honor aud give Themselves the pleasure to
see him of. Their appearance in Now
York was reized upon ss proof positive Of
sume dark conspiracy againat the com
mon veal. They were tracked every.
where, and almoet everything said about
them. =
On one occasion az attempt waa made
to allow, for political elect, how much
money WAC represented by the gentlemen
who called on him. It was reasonable Ia
suppose that in this day Of Interstate
Commerce law the men who went to New
York to wish Mr.. Blaine a pleasant and
aate journey, bad tho money to pay Their
way. Thousands more would have been
glad to look him in the iacs and give him
a parting aalutEtiou, but they were moi
able to take the time and money.
II tho occasion shall arise, the oppoBi'
ton may be sure that these absent thou.
sauds will DO heard from. They don't
mind in the least being suspected Of q
warm friendship for Mr. Blaine, and they
are glad to know 1t is not true that oil the
wealthy mo- Of the country have deserted
their fayorite.
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-..hl.N HELNNN|aE ~. MN aN.. GANtH. s-kk 4H.
blushed to aay that from tho three ahe had
received but 800. Deducting from this
amount the cost Of paper ardink, wear and
tear on norven for those who have nerves,
return postage on rejected manuscript
and tho countless itemu Of cost that au.
thorship 10 heir 10, and what could n vulgar
furniture dealer expect from her Lady.
Rhip?
The noble authoresB did not indeed
enuuterste all these things, but her feel
inRs seemed wounded when sho saw that
she had bsen suspected Of making money
by writing novels. The young woman
who takes 10 novel writing can't expect
TO pay many bills with the proceeds thcre-
OF. Family washing comea nearer 10
Stsiking q pay streak.
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Detroit Free Press.
Up in the mountains about Marietta,
Ga, we came acfcas q tall, barefooted,
bsrelegged girl apparently about 20 years
old, who sat on the ground in frost Of a
log cabin with her feet in q uand pile.
She made no move to get up, and the
mother, who catne to the door es VIC rode
up, noticed her and yelled out:
"sarah! sarah!"
"What?" drawled Sarah.
"Whsr's yer mannera 2"
"Hain't got none."
"Oh, you hain't! Gentlemen, excuse
mel"
She picked up o limb and started for
Sarah. Sarah Jumped up, got q whack on
tho back SIS abe lodged a stump, and as
she sailed over the bush fence in front Of
the house the limb took her egain with all
proper energy. II
"No, she hain't got no manners, and
that's TO-" said the mother as she flung
down. tho weapon and came back to US.
II want her to chop wood and hoe corn
and read Shakespeare, and the old man he
Wansa her 10 trap and shoot and learn
Latin, and betwizt the hauling and pull
ing we've got her manners all upset."
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Anulllur Now Rnilrond,

!, There 10 a great railroad uystem under
contemplation now in which Wheeling
will be interested. the proposed line Is
from ST. Louis through to Wheeling.
Some idea Of Its importance to this city
can DO learned from the following taken
from tho Hamilton, O., Telegraph:
Engineer J.. E. Williams, Of tho New
York, Wheeling, st. Louis l. Chicago rail-
road, was in tho city on Monday. lie was
able to giye como information about this
proposed line which will be OF interest 10
Hamilton. at st. Louis the road connects
with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
Crossing the Misaissippi at ST. LOUIS, II
passes alightly enthusiastically through
illinois, and enters Indiana through
Sullivan and Green counties. Its course
through Indians is a little north of due
east. Ohio Is entered at Philanthropy and
a bee line for this city. !,
From this city the objective point is
kay's Station, in the northwest corner OF
Clinton county. From kay's Station an
almost straight line is found to Logan, in
Hooking county. From Logan the line
starts to Wheeling, W. Va, passing
through Mc Connellsville, Caldwell, Woods.
field and Bellaire, over the Ohio to Wheel.
ing. From Wheeling the road crossest the
State Of Pennsylvania to Harrisburg, con.
Meeting with the Pennsylvania Southern,
thence into Now York City.
"Ths road when completed will form q
tsapsconsinental line IRON San Ffancisco
to New York, 100 miles shorter than any
in existsnce. The Atchison, Topeka l.
Santa Fe is presumed to be largely inter
ested in this movement.
"The stockholders Of this system meet
in st. Louis on tho 31st inet., .~hen, all the
preliminary arrangements will be- settled,
the line located and instructions given to
the engineering corps to proceed at once.
The capital stock ia S14, 000, 900, divided
into 140, goo shares Of sloO each. It must
not be thought that sll this requires the
building OF new roads. 1t ia largely the
Of other lines which are now
running, and which will be merged into
ono great system. Links are missing
hero and there and in order to make the
complete these must be built and
equipped. The road is backed By men Of
money, capitalists residing at both Kansas
City and New York being behind it."
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Suit Resulting from thoN National Drill.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Thomaa Kern,
Of Nnw York, caterer Of the National
drill grounds, will enter suit against the
Drill Committee to recover Sl3, 1000 dam
ages. He was guaranteed six Thousand
meals q day, and instead only furnished
sixteen hundred. Rs wants pay Tor the
difference. These figures tell a somewhat
less rosy story Of the numbers ct the drill
than those the management treated the
country during the progress Of the show.
AS the affair was not Incorporated and
was not even a partnership, the New York
man will have some trouble with his suit.
The fireworks man took the %precaution to
make q contract with each Of the indiyi-
duala interested in getting up the affair.
The rest seem to be sufferers.
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DIED,

r~s.H ~" .H rsHHe blIADs H.f#- -r.#. .. rg
WELLs-on Tuesday. Juns 7, 1887, nt 10 o'clock r.
~, Mrs. ELlzABETH WELLS, In the 10Th year OF
her age. ags
The funeral will take place from tho residence OF
Mrs. Maggie Mcbride, No. 3ll5 Jacob street, on
Thursday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock. Friends OF
the family Invited. In,esment private a!
Peninsula Cemetery.
J0HNS0S-on Tuesday evening, juno 7, 1857, at 8
O'Clock, MotIIe. wife OF Thomas Johnson, In
the 9th year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from Simpson NJ Chapel,
Eoif street. this afternoon at 9 o'clock. Friends
of the family arc invited.
lOWE-On Wednesday afternoon. Juno s. 1857, at
2 O'clock, lDA, daughter OF the late John W.
aud Mary Lowe, In tho 10th year OF herage.
Funeral from the residence Of her mother in
&oundsvillc, this t%Thursdsy) afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Friends OF the family arc invited. .
ENTERED INTO RE5T-At Moundsyille, ". Va /,
Wednesday. juno s, 1857. LAURA W. beloved
wife OF l.. B. rurdy and daughter OF tho late
+. Lindsey. aged IS years. ngE-aghaglr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q O 50

4 al Who are suffering from the errors and
lndlserctions OF youth. nervous SoasnoSss; our,y
decay. loss of manhood. I.c., l vii, soma 4 rccInc
that viii euro you. FREE or CHARGE. Thlsrreat
remedy undiscovered bya missionary In South
America. Send q seit.addrossed envelope to tho
REy. JesEru 7. lSIAS, Station D, Esv York ci,v.
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0athefeu Flowefs For Hor " Crave IN
Concerning the unfortunate drowning o.
Miss Edith C%hipperfeld, near Belleville,
the Jackson Herald mentions two peculiar
circumstances rs follows: "AB ahe stepped
into the boat she remarked upon the bjph
wind then prevailing, adding carelessly
that Ia she wcro drowned the bunch Of
flowers abe held IN her hand could be used
to decorate, her grave She never aank
and when taken from the water the flowers
which had become separated, were cling.
ing 10 her garments. m
"Mr. BENZ. Crooks, one Of the four res.
oued, was one Of tho party thrown into the
river q few hundreds yards from the scene
ot Mondays accident, in March, 1868, by
the upgetting Of theiy skiG by the waves
from the steamer Ohio No. s., and was
saved by clinging to pickets, while two Of
his sisters aud two or three others com.
pooling the company wero drowned. He
was then but niio or ton years DID,"
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1He supper was haid on tho table trim W.
when out comes, roaring, my Young son. Jim
Oht daddy. tho rats! A dozen or two. 'NN
Arr sooblipT tho supper, md baby too"
9t y, VIE, YIN a scream; scizcdi iron and broom,
eiutchei q bottle, and made for the room. -
Never was heard such q hullabajoo j -
Il woke up the cat, and the terrier, loo.
The terrier thought we were hunting tl,o On, |
Got n grip of her tail, Us she went Tor tic mi.
Jim, with his Ratchet, tulnbletl over n mali.
Anltr!ed to hold terrier back bv the till
! caught jim by tho wool, but rather toointr.
Il table reseised such a bump from Ills nate
That teapot, plates, lamp. chairs, baby and Mi,
We're upset on the floor, N1nid crash md saISii'
The people about shouted "afurderj Fire w
Anl the police rushed In the cause toinaulre
They'd listen to nothing, We wanted to state.
But 10 the next station lneeed ME or straicht
sworc ! was drunk nearly murdered my wife.
And Of MY poor iufant endangered the ltfe.' s.
WEoketables, chairs, and the crockety ware
Wlcn the Justice said, what a savage oldbear,n
Nos needing q word my poor wife did swear,
itnhriSoned and fined, ] cursed my sid fate
When lately learned, hut rather too late,
instead Of depending on trips, dogs or cats,
MY only protection was !" Rorou oy RATsE
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tending to his buslneaa he was attracted
by the eweet voice Of the girl operator,
and the impression was 30 deep that be
souehther out and occurred Rn introduction.
The acquaintance, which Ind such q 70.
mantle beginning, ripened into "a warm
friepduhip and then into love. and the
wedding Of yesterday was the happy
result,
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Il Teleuhone CourtshIu
Cincinnati Enquirer.

I1Ne7HHd1I ENqHlFtf.
A very pretty wedding was solemnizsd
at tho Cathedral yesterday morning, when
Miss Cora NJ. Finch became Mrs. j. Ed
ward Smith, and the finishing chapter Of
a delightful little romance was written.
The bride is q Cincinnati girl, who, owing
to financial rcverees, wont to Kaueas CITY
several yesra ago and became q telephone
operator. Tbe~groom is 3 meJchsnt Of
good ntandirg in kahaas City. While at-
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aEDNEy HOUSE, NEW YORK,

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new. Desirable. for bust.
ness men or familiea. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. 3d
GEN. DAN. MAoAuLgYA W.B. BowKRa.
rrhsaw
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NOTlCE-GOOD MILK,

All those. wishing a good article Of MIX would
90 well 70 forward their Gaas.o The DEPOT Farm OF
Mrs. J.R He'll. at West Alexander, Washington
County. ia. This farm isto conveniently located
Hllh reference ~ shipping point that customers are
enabled to have thtir milk Stored ID reirige1aton
within. one hour and a hall after IL has been
MIXED, MIX handled by All experienced man. 4
lev more customers wanted Immediately. Orders
htlCnuGn 10 prOmplGu HHaa+rH" s~H#.HVHI. H4 iRf
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GALL on or address to NJ. Nouer, the
practical opticlsn, SO Twelfth atrset, in re.
ference to your sp~ectacloa. 2as&
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TRUsTEE'S SALE,

BY virtue Of a decd Of trust made BY scpbt,
Catherine Frank and John Frank, her husband. n
4. 9. Barr o. trustee, bearing date on the lG,h DIV
q Janufrr, 1854. and recorded tn tho oaice Of III
!!erk o. INC County Court Of Ohio county, Wet
virginia, In iced Of Trust Book No. u, pase SIS
and by Virtue Of Al order OF tho Circuit Ceai, a
Chic county, Part l, made April y, 1857, subsi.
tuting mo rs trustee for r. G. Barr, now deCcsted.
l shall eell at public auction ~ the front door d
The Court Rouse Of Ohio county, Iii Wheeliug, u,
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y With the kedIie Filter you can have enough
water 10 cook and even wash, as well as for diink.
lug purposes only. EsTT1,
GEO. ". JoHSsoN's soNg.
Ei11 tEgIE-tlUuHUTl III 1QiO Matn lt,aat n
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PALMER's sKIN.sUccEss positively cures
Skin diseasea. Soap and Ointment, cleanse
and heal. at drug store Of .McLain Bros.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IITANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
wv General Homework. Enquire at 21i4 RofT
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\TlLL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sIoam Flour Mil In Good condition, two teuc.
with water privilege suitable for small mapuiac.
tory o. butcher shop. This property Ia situate on
Wheeling creek, about three miles cat OF Wheel.
Ing. nCar tho National Pike and Kim Grove Kall.
ruad. Will DO Aold at q baigaiu. Enquite OF NH
rTs{ .07af ZANE & STALNAKFR.
tnh,TrhFtw a" M az T,.nljG, ~ ti,i,s niia. ~ ~.
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VI Souuks' 9uuc HuIess 1o5i.
]. g. Hutchison, Plaintiff,
w. 1= lr' ~ -rr. r.
Cleveland, Tu.ca1awas valley 4 Wheeling RAILWAY
Company and 6cIah Chamberlain, Trustee fGr
Cleveland. Tiiscaraw ss Valley d Wheeling Rail.
way Company, defendants. -
The object OF this snit Is 10 attsch and sub,.ct IN
the nay ment OF the plaintiffs claim against ihede
isndant, tho Cleveland, Tuscayawas Valley (
wheeling Railway Company, for three hundred
dollars, with interest thereon from April !, 1851
until payment, and the costs Of this suit SO much
az may be necessary for that purpose, Of the money
the General Receiver OF this court, awaiting The
turthsr order OF this Court. And. 1t Appearing from
an affidavit tiled In this cause that tho defendant.
tde Cleveland. I1fcarawas Valley Il Wheeling
hAilTny Company, Is q foreign corporation, and
the defendant, Selah Chambefln'n, Is not a resi-.
dent OF tho State OF West Virginia, and ,bey not
being tc;ved with process in this suit, on mot,on
Of the plaintiff. by his solicitors, this order Of NIB.
Heabon Is entered aghnss them, aud 1t L. ordered
that the said defendants, Cleveland, Tuscarawas
valley d wheeling Railway Company, and Eelah
Chamberlain, Trustee for tho Cleveland, Tuscs.
Valley 4 Wheeling HALLWAY Company, do
appear here within one month alter the lnt pub.
location Of this order, and do what IL necessary 10
project their interests In this suit. 1t Is further OF.
descd that this order be published and posted as
required by w.
Wituess, John ". Mitchell, CLERK Of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, a! the Cou,t
House Of said county. this Goth day Of April, 1857,
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published tho G1ss time June ., 1887.
attest: JOHN ". MlTcIELL, Clerk,
HUfCUlsnS 4 Elppfs
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Use THE GATE CITY sTON,

TTsE THE GATE CITY STONE
ut Is the only alte. that really filters the water.
Sand and charcoal filters are shares and dotuslons,
use arc vetitable death dealers, inasmuch M the
defeterfous matter must completely Eaturste the
altering medium. aud pollnt:s everything that
passes through it."-0.B 8. AussELls, 81. D., Indian.
apotis, Ind. EWING BROS "a
Agents for Wheeling and Vicinity,
je9 l2lb Market VI. opp. McLufe House,
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40 Perforlners!-
The best Amateur Talent In the city OF Wheel
Ing. including tho SPANISH STUDENTS, have
kindly volunteered their valuable services for his
graud occasion. - A
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TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1857,

commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following d.
kcribed property. that Is to say: Tho south one
east side OF Main street iu tho SIKH ward d
Wheeling, ". Va, aud running back Iron n!i
street with an even twenty-five feet In Width tonA
alley at the east cud Of said lot, together with tSe
buildings and improvements OIL said third Of An
lot and all the privileges aud appui,enantss there
unto belonging, being the same property tutiyeyA
70 said Sophia katherine trauE by the peop!ei
BANK by deed Of Same date Us this said deeId
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Il TG G8
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust made by g.. Ch.,ls
Eschstruth to nc Us trustee, dated August d, isl
recorded III tho ollco Of the clerk Of the ColltI
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In DEED d
Trust Book No: IL, page 25S, 1 viii sell al the not,A
front door Of the Court House Of said county, Oh
SATURDAY, the a5!h DAY OF JUNE, Isl,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. r., tho following d.
scrioed property, that Is to SAY: The south Thirty
Der Biz, in the city Of Wheeling Ohio county, v.
Y q and In that part Of said city formerly CALLED
the Town OF South Wheeling,
Terms OF SALK-Onethird and as much ronu
the purchaser elects to pay III cash on thedsy o!Ae,
the balance In two equal lnstalnen,s payable 10
one and two years from the day OF sale, with inter
est from that day, the purchmcr to give bis nOsu
tor the deferred payments, and secure the same By
DECD OF trust upon tho property, aud ihsuI1aG
the trustee. Tgs ~
Title believed good, but scllicg as trt,s.ca I.hLl
convey only tho title vested In me
WaJ. ". COWDEN, Trustee.
: W. u. ALB A~uct'oAeer. my3
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A MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT.

Admission, 20 cents. Gallery, IS scents.
Store. srH ~
Sec small bills for list of n.rforme,s ,oc
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE,

n RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
e. TRA1NS-On and after May @, 1~eS7-Exral-
KAT1oS OF KEyEnEacE MARES. sDaily. tsundsy
excepted. tAonday excepted. -EsStern Standard
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TERMS OF sAlE-one.thlrd OF the pnsehue
money, or as much more Us tho purchaser NAV
elect 10 pay, cash IN hand on the day Of sale, asi
any residue in three equal instruments payAb!eis
Aix, twelve and Eighteen months from The car
sale, with interest from that day, the purchase. %
give his notcS for the. deferred instalmeuts and 70
cry and insurance policy upon the building to lie
Subtraction OF tho trustee.
Tito believed good. but selling az trustee lshhl
convey only such title Us Is vested In me By Tie
above mentioned decd.
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WELLS-on Tuesday, Juns 7, 1887, ut 10 O'Clock r
y. Mrs. ELz4BE7H WELLS. In the 10Th year o.
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STATE OF EST VIRGINIA.
~ County Of Ohio, to.wit: In the Circuit Court
Of Ohio County. juno Rules, 1857.
]. g. Hutchison, Plaintiff, as
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE K! R.
~ On and alte.aMay 9, 1857, trains on the
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad will run Is ioI.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

II7I Z, q. SMTTH, TfliIee,
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer. 1nJl
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF LEATHER.
Il WOOD PROPERTY. '>'N A1
by virtue Of q deed Of trust made BY Nap,,,,,
4. MeCabe with Robert A. Metabe, her hnsh.Ss9a
10 me as trustee, dated April IL, 1881, and rSsSS,5asa,,
Ia Tho Office Q. tho Clerk OF tho County c tSsSt3s y
No. II, page bls. l shall sell ut public suc,ioSN v Y
the Highest bidder, on EIW1F "NS"'a V